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4 Hackers Indicted in $9.5 Million Bank Card Attack

Four men have been indicted in Georgia on charges that they hacked into the Atlanta-based bank card processing company RBS WorldPay. They allegedly used an army of flunkies to steal $9.5 million in cash from ATM machines around the world in a span of hours.

Mossad laptop hack behind nuclear strike, reports suggest

Reports in Der Spiegel suggest that the Israeli air strike against claimed nuclear facilities in Syria were targeted after Mossad successfully hacked a laptop left in a London hotel bedroom.
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Security report finds Chinese cyberspying threat growing

A new report prepared for the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission has concluded that the Asian nation is likely using his sophisticated IT systems to spy on America.

RU Special: State of the Hack

Please note that this vLive! class has a cap of 250, so registration is on a first come, first serve basis. You can join this training session from your desk or wherever you have Internet connectivity.  
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Alleged Romanian phishers (finally) hauled into US courts

Two Romanian men accused of internet scams that defrauded customers of PayPal, Citibank and other financial institutions have been extradited to the United States to face charges.
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Facebook Captchas broken?

Security researcher Roger Thompson, of AVG Technologies, today said his company in recent days discovered numerous Facebook pages that were clearly created in an automated fashion using malware programs. The pages are being used to spam links pointing to malicious sites. Users who click on the link are prompted to install rogue anti-spyware tools on their systems, he said.

UNC data breach exposes 163,000 SSNs

Computerworld - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Friday began notifying about 163,000 women about the potential compromise of their Social Security numbers and other personal information after a hacker breached a system containing the data.

UK Jail chaos as lag hacker is left in charge of computer system

A jailed hacker shut down a prison's entire computer system - after bosses gave him the job of programming it.

Hackers Stole IDs for Attacks

WASHINGTON -- Russian hackers hijacked American identities and U.S. software tools and used them in an attack on Georgian government Web sites during the war between Russia and Georgia last year, according to new research to be released Monday by a nonprofit U.S. group.

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